The 4km pilgrim path to the temple is marked by 21 stone pillars called Chouishi, with the oldest dating to 1362. These Muromachi-period milestones are the oldest in Tokushima Prefecture and became a national historic site in 1998.

The three-story pagoda has a unique design quirk: each floor uses different railing ornaments. The first floor has onion-shaped giboshi, the second has upward-angled hane poles, and the third floor features lotus-shaped gyakurento.